Sentence examples for have not institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Monitoring the effects of the financial crisis on health-sector spending in countries of the Region is a challenge because 19 countries have not undertaken even a single round of national health accounts (NHA), and most countries have not institutionalized NHA.

They haven't institutionalized succession in any meaningful way.

Believing building to be the primary constructive activity, the discipline has not institutionalized special studies of subtraction.

China has experienced a series of antitraditional cultural movements since the beginning of the twentieth century, but the ideas of an independent self and separatism in intergenerational relations have not been institutionalized in the society (see also Sun 2004).

According to two of the participants, networks have not been institutionalized in the Ministry of Health; therefore, no clear responsibilities have been assigned for them either.

However despite the limitations of our predominantly qualitative study, our research indicates that trainings specific for Deaf/HH are rare, even for state agency personnel, frequently lack standardization or evaluation, have not been institutionalized in the emergency management infrastructure, and thus there is no consistent curriculum across agencies.

Several studies suggested that mechanisms have not been thoroughly institutionalized.

An examination of the projects shows that knowledge translation platforms with strong and long-term links to government entities (for example in Nigeria and Cameroon) tended to be more effective than those where links to the government appear to have not been as institutionalized [ 24, 25].

In the aftermath of developing the Draft Policy, policymakers have not sought to institutionalize community participation structures in implementing the DHS.

However PE prophylaxis for high risk pregnant women has not been institutionalized in Bangladesh and Nigeria despite significant contribution of PE and eclampsia (E) to maternal and perinatal deaths.

Four years later, President Obama has not only institutionalized Guantánamo and all the horrors it symbolizes, but he has initiated new extrajudicial programs, like the president's secret kill list.